Body All seniors draining their memory banks for the ACT test . . . it was quite hard, wasn’t it? . . . Everyone is glad to have Robert Goodfellow back in school . . . Mona Morgan getting her hair cut . . . Brenda Byerly and John Stirman getting things straightened out . . .

Body Hello my name is David Olney and I am a senior at Holdenville High School. What America means to me is a lot of different things. The first thing that comes to mind is freedom.

Body The Holdenville Round-Up Club is coming back! We will have a kickoff meeting on June 18 at 7pm, at the Holdenville Fairgrounds and Billy A. Moss arena. All interested in being a part of our organization, are welcome to attend.

Body A LARGE GROUP OF CITIZENS GATHERED TO SHOW THEIR SUPPORT TO THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 32 who recently opened their newly remodeled building at a new location.

Body Superintendent’s Honor Roll First Grade Haylee Armstrong, Hollis Armstrong, Trevor Armstrong, Miranda Becerra, Preston Brewer, Jordyn East, Tylas Elkins, Ester Gonzalez, Cole Grizzle, Dempsey Hardgraves, Zayden Hill, Frankie Hogshooter, Fek-Cvmpe Jack, Kade Johnson, Gary Joiner,...

Body FELONIES Tericka Shawnta Jackson—bringing contraband (weapons/ explosives/drugs/intoxicating beverage) Diago Torres—waiver of extradition MISDEMEANORS Billy Joe Barnhill-public intoxication Loasta Johnson—public intoxication Francisco Medina Suarez—calling 911 with false alarm...

Body SITUATION God promised Abram that many nations would come from his descendants. Abram believed God and obediently moved to an unknown land, OBSERVATION Although old, Abram left his comfortable life in Ur with only the Lord’s word as a guide.

Body SPRING ART SHOW WINNERS STUDENTS: JUDGE: Dr.

Body Holdenville, OK – Local businessman and volunteer, Barry Wood, has announced his candidacy for Hughes County Commissioner, District One. Barry brings a great desire to serve his community and a results driven approach to issues or tasks that need to be addressed.

Body Years ago, while passing by local bars in Oklahoma City, Jimmy Anderson noticed little Indian children sitting out on the curb. Knowing that their parents were inside drinking, his heart was saddened as he thought “Someone needs to tell their parents about Jesus.